BRITAIN'S NO DEAL POLICY WITH EU REMAINS A NO DEAL POLICY. DESPITE THE CONTROVERSY OVER THE MAJOR POLICY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE EU AND BRITAIN.

      Britain's No Deal Policy with EU remains a No Deal Policy as the days continues to elapse toward the scheduled date for Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) which has been specified as in the month of March in the year two thousand and nineteen, despite the controversy among the EU high rank members over Britain's remain in the European Union Common market, after its exit from EU countries membership. Differences among he EU high rank officials and between the EU and Britain's Representatives in the European Union Parliament became obvious political challenge for both Representatives of the World's two major power during the debate held in the European Union Parliament earlier in the week, specially on the requirement for further extension of the expiry date for Britain's total exclusion from the European Union Common Market which has been mentioned during the debate as the year two thousand and twenty one. Nevertheless, much criticism of EU current government being chaired and guided by the European Commission President Jean Claude Junker continues to eminate and dominate the media from the domestic EU and foreign intellectuals with regard to EU policy against Britain's exclusion from the EU common market, when both EU and Britain have been both recognized as the Western countries and the World's major financial capital markets with outstanding credit line that can exceed four billion euros in currency flow every twenty four hours in the daily recognized financial capital markets business highest capacity trading efficiency of the Eurozone countries plus Britain that continues to gradually grow and eventually may exceed the capital markets highest markets principles of the World's current dominant financial and economic markets as in the USA  Canada Australia and the Asian countries, particularly China Japan and South Korea which separately, or jointly contributes to the World's most vibrant financial and trading zones in which constant liquidity activity for constant currency flow and better trading with strengthened currency value determines inclusion, or exclusion of a major trading Institution, or country as Britian and not its policy for sovereignty and separation from EU by acceptable Democratic process of a Referendum that has determined Britain's exit and not remain in the EU. Besides future changes in Britain's most stable ruling system by Democratic Principles could mean a return to membership in EU for stronger unity with all the EU member countries.

      Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.
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